As the first quarter of 2018 ends, the crypto markets continue to remain under selling pressure.
South Korea is considering the implementation of a taxation framework that it plans to unveil in June this year.
In one of the latest memo leaked by the employee, the Bank of Montreal calls for an immediate ban on crypto purchases.
BCH will remain active in the big markets, but lack of liquidity has brought small token trading to a halt.
Intel files patent on solution which would reduce power consumed by bitcoin mining, an issue that the bitcoin community has been actively dealing with lately.
Following the move of several other companies, Mailchimp decides to ban crypto and ICO-related mails, while also banning associated accounts.
Arizona signs new bill into law to make it easier for startups to try out their products and services through a regulatory sandbox.
The bank is working on ways to integrate its renewed RTGS system to the one running on blockchain technology.
Ripple has joined the growing list of companies and organizations that are members of the Hyperledger consortium which focuses on cross-industry ledger technologies.
Analysts say that the pain in the crypto markets is largely over even though a bull run might not be currently underway.